• Water. project

    Water: A Gift of Life and Faith
    God created water before any living thing, underscoring its essential role in sustaining life. It supports nutrient absorption, temperature regulation, and overall health—while lack of clean water leads to serious health risks.

    During the 2022 mission trip to Jos/Kaduna, Nigeria, Living Spring Fellowship partnered with the WMU of the SBC for the “Pure Water, Pure Love” project. Together, they drilled three boreholes to provide clean, accessible water to local communities. This initiative not only meets physical needs but also points to Christ, the Living Water, who gives life to all.

    We’re grateful to the churches and leaders who ensure these water sources remain sustainable. As you view the photos, we invite you to pray and consider how God might use you to meet similar needs. Thank you—your response matters.

  • orphanage. visit

    The Power of Presence
    Visiting an orphanage or a lonely widow is a simple yet profound ministry every Christian can embrace. During the 2022 Mission Trip, Living Spring Fellowship witnessed firsthand the profound impact this could have. Interacting with children who had lost their parents was both sobering and inspiring, as many shared their faith despite hardship. One team member captured it best: “God sees and knows these ones—He has sent us to come.”

    Scripture affirms this truth (James 1:27; Psalm 68:5). Caring for orphans and widows is not just a spiritual duty—it is a foundation for a just, compassionate society. Presence brings hope, restores dignity, and reminds the vulnerable that they are seen and loved by God.


    Support can come in various forms, including financial assistance, mentorship, education, or simply being present. As we reflect on this mission, we invite you to let God stir your heart. Your presence can be the beginning of healing for someone in need.

     

    Thank you—your presence matters.

  • medical. outreach

    Compassion, Mercy, and Hope
    Many incarcerated individuals are overlooked and denied justice, not because they are guilty, but because they lack an advocate. Living Spring Fellowship’s 2022 mission trip included a powerful five-day medical outreach at the Jos Correctional Facility, providing care to inmates, staff, and their families.


    Thanks to faith-based medical volunteers, over 628 people were served, 48 surgeries performed, and 229 individuals made life-changing decisions. The outreach offered more than medical care—it was a tangible expression of Jesus’ compassion and mercy, reminding those often forgotten that they are seen, valued, and not beyond hope.

    As Isaiah 42:3 says, “A bruised reed He will not break...” God restores, nurtures, and brings justice to the brokenhearted.

    We’re grateful to the University of Jos Fellowship of the Christian Medical Association and the Association of Holistic Global Mission for their generous partnership. These photos reflect just a glimpse of the impact. We invite you to pray and consider how God might be calling you to be part of the next mission. 

    Thank you—your compassion makes a difference.